You don’t rename the links with .htaccess when using WordPress. Simply go to Settings->Permalinks from your dashboard and select the scheme you want. Going by your sample URL, you could put /%postname%/ in the Custom Structure field to get just the post name.
There’s a query_posts parameter where you normally use published, but can use private too.
Why not use: if ( user_can( $comment->user_id, ‘administrator’ ) ) { // current comment is from an administrator; // do something } As for putting the admin comments at the top of the comment list, you would have to modify the comment query itself.
I edited the codex to be more clear, but it already IS clear: This option forces the value to be “-1” so NONE can be selected. So ‘show_option_none‘ and ‘selected‘ don’t play well together. I also saw that the “selected” string (/wp-includes/user.php – line 1010) is placed directly after the value attribute without a space. … Read more
I am not sure how your “public” requirements combines with context of admin. In general easiest way to create page with very customized markup is to use custom named template.
I second what @Viruthagiri said. You can also use the plugin Theme My Login if you want to hide the real WordPress control panel from your users and only show them their own profile/edit profile page, themed just like your site. Best of luck!
You could create a custom metabox with those items as custom fields and then either remove support for the editor or hide it with CSS. Then output the post meta instead on the front end. Be aware that if you remove support for the editor, you’ll have funky behavior with media attachments. Edit: If you … Read more
Do NOT edit core files! You can add to or override the default text by using a filter. Try taking a look at http://justintadlock.com/archives/2011/06/02/adding-contextual-help-to-plugin-and-theme-admin-pages
When you register your post type you can show/hide the UI in the arguments. I would approach it this way: $allowed = current_user_can(‘administrator’) ? true : false; $args = array( //other args ‘show_ui’ => $allowed ); //register_post_type() function; This will maintain the custom post type architecture while hiding the UI for those who are not … Read more
Ok this appears to have been solved by turning on short open tag and zlib output compression in the php settings of WAMP